El Augusteum, construido en el siglo I d.C., bajo el imperio de Tiberio, era el Colegio Augustal de Carthago Nova, constituido por sacerdotes o augustales encargados del culto al emperador en la ciudad. Reconstrucción en 3D.
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I stumbled upon a map this week which showed clearly the extent of the Palmyrene "empire" at its largest. Here it is...
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Archaeologists have the first known biography of any person living in Oxfordshire with the discovery of the tombstone of Lucius Valerius Geminus. Via LVDVS CHIRONIS
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El cuidado de la barba y el cabello de un romano corría a cargo del tonsor. Se trataba de un asunto al que se concedía suma importancia, hasta el punto de que un hombre con el cabello mal cortado caía en el más espantoso ridículo y era objeto de mofa. El romano que era lo bastante rico como para tener estos barberos-peluqueros entre el personal de servicio doméstico, se ponía en sus manos cada mañana y después nuevamente a lo largo del día en caso de que fuera necesario. Los que no podían costear los servicios de uno privado, acudían a diversas horas, con la frecuencia precisa, a una de las innumerables barberías o tonstrinae. Muchas de estas tiendas, abiertas desde el amanecer hasta la octava hora (más o menos la una de la tarde), estaban localizadas en las inmediaciones del Circo Máximo. Otra alternativa eran los barberos ambulantes que ofrecían sus servicios en la calle para los clientes más humildes. Via domingo vallejo, Ana Peña Delete the scoop?
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Fuente: Il Messaggero.it | Laura Larcan | 5 de junio de 2013 (Traducción de G.C.C. para Terrae Antiqvae) Delete the scoop?
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Bronze plague of Mithras slaying a bull Mithras was originally an Iranian god who became very popular in the Roman Empire, especially with soldiers. Mithras is aided by a dog, a snake and a... Delete the scoop?
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Family matters, Economy, culture and biology: fertility and its constraints in Roman Italy Saskia Hin (Leiden University and Stanford University) Princeton/Stanford Working Papers in Classics, October (2007) Abstract This article approaches the... Delete the scoop?
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Greek and Roman marble statues were not set up in blazing white. They were colourful. We are now on the track of the colours that remain on sculptures in our collection. The research project now under way in the Glyptotek is the first of its kind. The aim is to identify, document and study traces of colour on our Greek and Roman sculptures. Delete the scoop?
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This is an ancient Roman funerary stone, with an epitaph, of Aurelius Hermia and his wife Aurelia Philematio, from c.80BC. The original is housed in the British Museum. This couple were former sla... Delete the scoop?
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Recently, aerial photographer (What beautiful photos of Libyan archaeology!
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En esta ocasión realizo un comentario sobre la inscripción en el altar de la fotografía, a la diosa Cándida, de un beneficiario del ejército romano. Altar —ara—monumental con inscripción latina vot... Via domingo vallejo Delete the scoop?
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Explaining the maritime freight charges in Diocletian’s Price Edict Walter Scheidel (Stanford University) Princeton/Stanford Working Papers in Classics, April (2013) Abstract In an article published in 2007, Pascal Arnaud explored the price... Delete the scoop?
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Bronze statue of old man This old figure has some animalistic traits, such as horse ears. Roman Imperial Period, 1-300 A.D. Found in Nijmegen, Gelderland, The Netherlands Source: Leiden Museum of... Delete the scoop?
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A new book details obscenity's amazingly intricate history -- and how it influences us today. (Futuo!
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